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wordle-term

displays the word of the day for the viral wordle game in your terminal when it starts.
i made this purely out of boredom.
don't flame me.

what it would look like

sample

install

for zsh

git clone git@github.com:narasaka/wordle-term.git
cd wordle-term
chmod +x install.sh
./install.sh

what install.sh does:
references wordle.sh at the end of your rc file (zshrc, bashrc, etc.)
generally it goes like: open your rc file -> "reference" the wordle.sh file.
to do it manually:

git clone git@github.com:narasaka/wordle-term.git
cd wordle-term
chmod +x wordle.sh
chmod +x wordle.py

and then assuming that you cloned in your home directory, add this to your rc file:

. $HOME/wordle-term/wordle.sh

other things to note

  • i made the script to run only ONCE per day so it will not show up if you create other terminal sessions
  • the wordle.sh assumes that your starting directory is $HOME, change it if that's not your preference
  • i don't know what to do with windows systems as i don't use them, so please fork if you want this on powershell or something :)
  • if you can make the installing tutorial above better or more complete, i would highly appreciate if you contribute!
  • yeah

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